washington (d.c.)

Martha, a dog that can speak, is summoned to the White House by the president in an effort to discover why his family's new dog is so sad.

KC and Marshall throw a Halloween party at the White House, wake up the next day to discover fake, damaging photos of President Thornton on the Internet, and try to help save his election.

Takes readers on a tour of Washington, D.C., visiting fifteen attractions and describing its history, culture, and economy along the way; and includes unique facts, color maps and photos, the district's official song, and lists of official symbols, famous people, and further resources.

Describes the construction of the White House, its rooms, changes it has seen as presidents and first ladies have come and gone, and its openness to the public.

Tells the story of the U.S. Capitol's construction, including its burning during the War of 1812 and rebuilding, and describes its interior and its functions as part of the U.S. government.

Presents a brief history of the White House including its construction and renovations along with a description of its interior offices, living areas, and historical events which took place there. Includes glossary of terms.

Text and photos discuss the significant buildings and monuments in Washington, D.C., describing them and explaining their histories.

Text and photographs feature Matt Wilson, age six, who introduces the sights of his beautiful and interesting hometown, Washington, D.C.

A history of the White House and its inhabitants from 1790, when a site for the new capital was chosen, to the present day.

Describes George Washington's role in the designing, planning, and building of the White House.